Las Vegas hoops star making a name for herself in fashion world thanks to new NCAA rule

Sam Thomas has never considered herself a fashionista. The Las Vegas native was always a baller first growing up, so she spent considerably ...

LAS VEGAS HOOPS STAR MAKING A NAME FOR HERSELF IN FASHION WORLD THANKS TO NEW NCAA RULE Sam Thomas has never considered herself a fashionista. The Las Vegas native was always a baller first growing up, so she spent considerably more time honing her handle than following the latest clothing trends. “I never really had drip or a shoe game or anything like that,” Thomas says with a laugh. So how is it that Thomas, now a senior and a bona fide basketball star at Arizona, came to launch her own line of branded apparel? RECORD NUMBER OF NEVADANS INSURED THROUGH ACA A record-setting 101,409 Nevadans enrolled in health insurance plans this year through the state’s Affordable Care Act insurance marketplace, reflecting a national trend. The number of people getting coverage during the just-wrapped, 2 1/2-month open enrollment period with the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange increased by nearly 25% over last year’s 81,903 enrollees. EDITORIAL: COMPROMISE BETWEEN DEVELOPER, CONSERVATIONISTS IS A WIN FOR EVERYONE There was a great deal to like about last week’s settlement of a lawsuit involving a proposed mountain biking park on Mount Charleston. This agreement offers a model for how the vibrant outdoor recreation industry in Southern Nevada can continue to grow and prosper without harming our precious natural areas. ‘WE MOURN YOU’: 9 DEAD IN NORTH LAS VEGAS CRASH INVOLVING SPEEDING All seven passengers of a van that was struck Saturday afternoon in North Las Vegas by a speeding car were killed in the crash, officials said. The six-vehicle crash happened just after 3 p.m. at Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street when a Dodge Challenger heading north on Commerce ran a red light and collided with several vehicles, police said. FOR ESCAPE ROOM CREATOR, ADRENALINE RUSH COMES FROM PHILANTHROPY AS MUCH AS HORROR Jason Egan has always loved horror movies and Halloween — he used to set up haunted houses in his basement and backyard. “I’ve just always loved the way a good scare and horror movies make you feel. I enjoy the adrenaline rush, the feeling you get at movies, and situations that get your heart pumping,” said Egan, owner and creator of Egan Escape Productions, which runs escape rooms in Southern Nevada and elsewhere. WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: Despite bishop’s admonition, Rep. Susie Lee remains firm on reproductive rights stance Where I Stand: Increased devotion to democracy’s cause sorely needed Editorial: There’s no room for ambivalence when it comes to election integrity In male-dominated sport of wrestling, these girls are finding success at Centennial Rams open as 4-point favorite over Bengals in Super Bowl 56 ‌ ‌

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